The most logical thing to do is to switch. Of course there is the consideration of stability. A miner might be concerned that by the time they can get their BCH to market, the price would crash. If they were mining to HODL, they would be speculating that the long term price of Bitcoin Cash would hold.

Furthermore, there are not enough pools currently available for miners to enroll with. I tried about a week or two ago to enroll with ViaBTC, and it wouldn't let me. I tried to enlist with Bitclub about two years ago, and they would not take US customers. The hashrate on suprnova and Bitcoin.com are rather low. I rented some hash for shits and giggles and pointed it to Bitcoin.com, but it does not appear that they will be hitting a block anytime soon. Antpool needs to get up and running with BCH. UAHF is Wu's brain child after all. He needs to give his customers the chance to share in the bounty. (We are not certain, but it is probable the mystery hash is Bitmain's private ASICS.)

Don't be sad.This is a video for you 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gfntBEI3Aw

How long will this go I'm still holding my Bitcoincash can it go break the $1000 mark as of this writing it's at the $800 mark I got this free and so excited how high will Bicoincash go hopefully tomorrow when I wake it's $1000

BCash blocks are on average 40 Kilobytes.



What is Roger Ver going to do with the remaining ~8 megabytes?

How high a hashrate you need to mine some BCC you think when the difficulty drops? A buddy of mine dropped off some old 60GH miners from butterfly labs. Looked like wasn't worth running but maybe if Bitcoin Cash difficulty is low enough maybe its worth a lottery shot with 120 gh? Maybe maybe?

There have been a few nice dips to take advantage.  Fun ride, especially if you've been watching closely like me from the beginning.

69275432296.7 approximately.